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Body shapes of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and sailfish. Circumferences were drawn in line with the skeleton published in Ibrahim et al. (2014), and averaged from images in the internet. (a) Spinosaurus in resting or stalking posture. (b) Sailfish with sail raised. (c) Spinosaurus swimming submerged. The hind leg is shown in stroke position and the tail is shown extended with hypothetical

crocodile-like horny scales, improving the efficiency of the undulating propulsion.
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Author Gimsa et al.
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